AttachmentFormattingStyle

Struct AttachmentFormattingStyle 

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pub struct AttachmentFormattingStyle {
    pub placement: AttachmentFormattingPlacement,
    pub function: FormattingFunction,
    pub priority: i32,
}
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Formatting preferences for an attachment when displayed in a report.

This struct allows an AttachmentHandler to specify how and where it prefers to be displayed when included in an error report. The formatting system may or may not respect these preferences depending on the formatter implementation.

§Fields

  • placement: Where the attachment should appear (inline, appendix, hidden, etc.)
  • function: Whether to use Display or Debug formatting
  • priority: Display order preference (higher values appear earlier)

§Default

The default is inline display formatting with priority 0.

§Examples

use rootcause_internals::handlers::{
    AttachmentFormattingPlacement, AttachmentFormattingStyle, FormattingFunction,
};

// Default: inline display formatting
let style = AttachmentFormattingStyle::default();
assert_eq!(style.placement, AttachmentFormattingPlacement::Inline);
assert_eq!(style.function, FormattingFunction::Display);
assert_eq!(style.priority, 0);

// High-priority attachment in appendix
let appendix_style = AttachmentFormattingStyle {
    placement: AttachmentFormattingPlacement::Appendix {
        appendix_name: "Stack Trace",
    },
    function: FormattingFunction::Debug,
    priority: 10,
};

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§placement: AttachmentFormattingPlacement

The preferred attachment placement

§function: FormattingFunction

The preferred formatting function to use

§priority: i32

The preferred formatting priority. Higher priority means a preference for being printed earlier in the report

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impl Clone for AttachmentFormattingStyle

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fn clone(&self) -> AttachmentFormattingStyle

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for AttachmentFormattingStyle

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for AttachmentFormattingStyle

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fn default() -> AttachmentFormattingStyle

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl Copy for AttachmentFormattingStyle

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